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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-04
BY TELEGRAPH.
Money. Bond. ,ps stocks.

NEw YoRK, Nov. 3.-Moncy on call easy
at 3Ct4 per cent closed offered 81 per cent
Prime mercantile paper, Cos per cent. Ster-
ling exchange dull but firm at isiA for
sixty-day bills and is5ll for demand.
Government bonds were dull and steady.
State bonds were entirely neglected.
The stock market today was much less
active and not 80 strong ~ that Of yesterday,
and free realizing on the limited demand
left prices somewhat lower for the day. Its
movements closely rcscmbled those Of yes
terday, though the weakness Of the opening
prices was not made up at the close. A large
majority Of the active list are lower tonight,
though the declines are generally for small
fractions only.
The prevailing dullness extended 10 rail
TOAD bonds also, the total sales being only
S76b, 600. Closing prices are irregular, though
declines are in a majority. The total sales Of
stocks today were Dos 70j shares. Closing
quotations.
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Provisions.

Hoo PRoDrCrs-Quict; mess pork, Sli 25CD
IA 30; sugar cured hams, mon Nc; break
fast bacon, ll9.6tl2c; clear sides, bacon,
sac clear rib sides, bacon, $50; long clear
bacon Nc. bacon shoulders, 5ssc; bulk
pork, clear sides, nc; clear rib sides, re;
long clear, &C, shoulders. 5Hc.
LlRD-ficrcs, GSM7c half brls., 7ls6D
nc; kgs., 7l,m59sc, choice kettle, SCI firm.
Pres fEEt-Barrcls 81 so half barrels,
o. 10; kegs, ~ ~.
FIsu-Mnckcrcl half barrels, No. |, 81 80,
No. 2, 81 10: No. o. 81 -; l0-lb kit No. |,
81 10; No. ?, 81 10; No. 3, u 0j. Dry herring,
family, Dc per box,
Fgisu MTArs-Choicc beef, headquarters,
Or iorcqunrtcrs iCiGc; second grade, hind
quarters, &c. forcquartcrs, Ic common, hind
quarters, &C.; forcquartcrs 2c. Sheep, Gstg'c.
Hog. INpI 20.
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suGR-Purc white, Gisc yellow clarified,
G4MGl1c; refined A, exc graduated, 'ci
powdered, I've, cut loaf. nc; easy.
RIcE-louisiana, 5tgGc; Carolina, 6g6}sci
strong
CANpIrs Sticks, all sizes, In boxes, pals
and barrels, 7l5@pc fancy assorted, J1CgiOc;
firm.
so,rs ANp CANpLrs-Soap, 3G5iIc; can
dies, full weight, s1,ma.
CHKuE-Ncw York factory, a.. full cream
l3GIl3lsc Young America. lie.
CoFfEE--Commun, lD9.c; ordinary, 1910
@Ac; fair 2llim2li.c prime Rio, 22Nc;
choice to fancy, - ,@2J14c, old government,
2DCt32c; quiet
sur - Saginaw. 81 35@i 20 per barrel;
sacks, fine. VI 3jItl 40. coarse 81 iOCdI ~:
pockets, blcnchcd. IL IS; mixed, barrels,
SO 80, mixed, 2AM7c.
CASNrp GoopS-rinc apples, " 25dl TO-
Peaches, pounds, standard, o. ~. pounds,
standard, s. 73; seconds 81 -. Tuma-
toes, pounds, standard, slGtl No 3 ponDls,
standard. u 2hIl ~. StrawlmfTiCs, 81 ~
Raspbcrrics, Al a.. Blnckbcrric-, 81 I56tl -.
Green gagcs Al 75dI ~. Pears, Al 75Ca p
plums 81 GjGtl 49, Asparagus, g. 1904 -
Green corn, VI 2i6tl i5. Green peas, ~ 600
/ -. Cove oysters full weight, / pound, 81;
2 pounds 81 O5cti -; light weight, /
pound Okdtic, , pounds Si6l ~. Con
dcnscd milk, Crown, g. 756a.jsj; Eagle s. ~;
Swiss, - -. salmon, ~ - Sarlincs, ~ 90
mustard sarlincs, - - Mackercl 81 80,
herring mackcrcl 81 25
MoL,ssEs Louisiana, common to fair 27CD
SOC. prime tochuicc l26tjDy; syrup, 2S6i iOC;
Centrifugal common Ia fair, 2jmN; prime to
choice, AOdilc, fancy, 3i0i No. firm.
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Opened. Highest. Lowest. Closed.

Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour-Ruled quiet, with only moderate
demand;. prices steady and without special
change.
No. spring wheat, 7ls.@7iKc; No. 8
spring wheat, CSC; No. red, 722Ic No 2
corn, 4iAc No. . oats 251Sc; No 2 rye,
SOC; No. barley, Soc No. flax seed, 81 1870
II; prime timothy seed, 81 nae %.
Mess pork, per bril-, $l2 75@l3 90; lard,
per 100 lbs, ~ IS; short rib sides, loose,
~ 40; dry saltod shoulders, boxed, 1906 20;
short clear sides, boxed, " 70@7 rs.
Rcceipts-Flour, 1900 brls.; wheat, a.
900 bu.; corn, 10, 600 bu.; oats, $4,000 bu.;
rye, 5000 bu.; barley, 1900 bu.
Approximations, 1900 brlS.; wheat, 49,
900 bu.; corn. 1000 bu.; oats, l7i,0O0 bu.;
rye, 5000 bu.; barley, $1,000 blu.
On the Produce exchange, today, the but
ter market was steady and Unchanged
creamery, 2O@2Gc; dairy, l7@24c. Eggs, M
(llSc
NEw YoRK, Nov. 3.-Coffee-Spot fair; Rio
firm ut iSlSc; options higher and fairly act
i've; sales, rs, 500 bags; November, $40 056D
10 -; December $40 05Gi6 So January,
si5 70Cdl6 10; February, $40 G04l5 80; March,
$40 55cal5 80; April, $40 45Cal5 IS; May,
SIS IO0gl5 90; June, Sl5 J061l5 g. July, Sl5 10
CDi5 ~; August, Sli 0omI5 10; September,
SlI 70Gl5; (1SSS) November, Sl4 IS; Deem
Der, Sli 50lgl4 IS. Sugar-Firm; centrifugal,
5}sc; fair refining quoted at 5Isc; refined
quiet; Off A, 59I@5Jsc; mold A, 0ssdG.69c;
standard A, 6JIc; confcctionerS A, 65sc; cut
loaf and crushed, &c; granulatad, csc. Mo-
lasses-Quict Realistically
KANSAS Cry, Mo-. Nov. 3.-Wheat-
Steady; No. . soft, cash no bids nor offer
ingS; December, csc bid, 67sk asked; May,
AYE bid, 1910 asked. Corn-stcady; No
2 cash, 35Ac bid, 3GlEc asked; December,
a a. Lao soil nj
&Isc; May, SOC bid, 309sc asked; No white
cash, - bid 3794c asked. Oats--No. 2, cash,
22isc bid, 223sc asked.
CScINNATI, o., Nov 3.-Whisky-Stcady;
sales, l,232 barrels finished goods on the
basis Of 81 %. Butter Easy. Sugar-Firn.
Eggs-Quict at lsc Checse-Quiet.
BALTIMORE Md. Nov. 3.-Cofce-Dull
and easy; Rio cargoes, ordinary TO fair,
lSdlslsc.
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General New.

Business fair.
CLEAR and warm.
BEAUTIFUL weather.
wuIrE river i falling
Ma. JomN ID. ADAMS Il In the city.
ARKANSAS river is rising at Fort smith.
TnH big Helena il due from New Orleans
TnE Dacotah should arrive tomorrow from
81. Louis
TmroDoRE w,snBuRN has leased the bar on
the Benton.
TnE Ohio river is rising slowly at Cairo
aud Cincinnati.
TnE Annie 7. Silver leaves ST. Louis TO.
morrow for New Orleans
ATTENTION il called Ia a special notice 81
the Kate Adams In another column.
Particulars Of the burning Of the steamer
Home will be found In the local columns.
TnE crossings at Islands "a and ~ are the
worst places between this port aud Osccola.
TuE Commonwealth Is the Anchor line
packet leaving here this evening for Nicks-
burg.
DuRIsG the twcnty.four hours ending nj
noon yesterday the river here rose two
inches
Tnr Coahoma from osccola had $40 bales
Of cotton, ~ bags Of seed cotton, $50 sacks
uf cotton seed.
TnE Future city double irippcd over Pres.
idcnt's Island bar, and got away yesterday
morning for New Orleans.
TuE heavy fogs which have prevailed dur
Ing the past three nights have thrown the
packets behind time again.
Tur Joe Peter, will arrive today and leave
again tomorrow evening tur Arkansas river,
going through 10 Fine Blun
TIT Chickasaw has been aground IN White
river aud will not arrive hero until tonight
She returns TO White river tomorrow alter
noon.
rug Benton from Arkansas City, brought
2m bale, ~ cotton, % bags Of seed coitUr,
nni I.lIl sltks NJ cotton seed. She lett last
Higt lur tuuCunlia.
carr. IUN ll,gru,N, agent for the boari
Ut UNDERWRITERS accompanied Icy Diver John
Guip. will l,u,c un the thcksaw for the
Nutk II the Alberta No =
rur Kate Adams WAS obtained by fog aud
dil MT arrive mp' until Iu'clock yesterday
rvruing Size brought ~ tales III cotton,
~ lag of svd cotton. l0i sacks ul cotton
seed and UUi sacks Of cotton seed. The
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erair. Provisions aud Groceries.

81. I,oup. Nov a.-Flour-Quict and un.
changed whcat-Wcak aud very slow,
closing gaze lower: No . red. cash. n IA
.c; November, 7l,sc bid, December, 72A
M7Jasc, closing at 72Jsc, January 7lssm
1i9,c, closing at 7i9tci May, SOdsoi.c, clos.
ing at sO'sc
Corn-lrrcgular. Mhy and November
steady. cash, 3s's@y9c, November, $500
3s'-c, closing at 3slsc asked December, 3sa
3s'.c, closing at iS'sc; january, 3s,sc; May,
n a-Mil i.c, closing at &c.
Oats Unchanged. cash 2l'.d2ic: Noycm.
bcr 2Ii,c. December 2i'sc. May, 2sisc.
Barley Very strong ranging from 1Oc to
Sc. llmn-Strung NJ Uic. Com. meal
Steady at Al ~.
Hay Unchanged prime timothy, Sl2@l0,
prairie, sail.
Eggs-iOc. Buticr--uuchangcd; cream.
cry, 22@9Bc dairy, 1907
Provisions STEADY. roA Summer cured.
90 80. lard-Sl 256fp ~ Dry salt mcats ~
boxed shoulders, - ~ ,la5. long clears,
81 5OdG ~. clear ribs, g. '5dG G5is: short
clears, 5M, i2is Baron Boxed shoulders.
A. $40 long clcnrs, S1Ct5 22ts. clear Hh..
!, -. short clears, as i2's. llams-Stcady
Iicccipis-Flour. 5000 wheat, $1,000. corn.
IT.Ua. oats 5I,uON rye, none. barley. SOpi
Shipments Flour. llVnt wheat. 500.
corn. 2S,O1i oats, 1000 rye, 2',Ol. barley,
l l.O,n
Afternoon Itotrl' Mhcat-S'cndy. No.
ycmhcr 5Ia.r hhl. December 12isc. Jan.
uary, 5ll.r hi. MAY. N'sr Con-null.
November . .r bid n,yymhcr 3N: JAN.
uary. aN' ml. Nav ~, hid Oats Quiet.
Cu,i,n. a.. Nuy. a--iir iual grain nnd
provision markets wrw hnli, nsti,c iu,lay.
The ul-.ning We pui.i h'srmlrr WHEAT
started -, lower ~ = '.tt"t hut grew
stronger baritone tie lirri lruu 81 ihr session
lrnd vNiiryl uni a'l''u''.i o." 'j',D fhi,
.ipngui pr,l'uhlN 'ilu' ~ much lu'm an in.
,l.i.,,i,t,,, Ia ..ii s- ii,'ni ll, u,Ns Thai vu.
isstiy,I, hulltsh ~ ~ 'iutc Cunt. Ike
wheat. n-k d ,luii,lr .r'ii'.i to-day, AMI after
settling up from &c IL. %, urvrpvJ VII about
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Live stock.

CHICAGO, H., Nov. 3.--The Drovers' Jour
nal reports: Cattlc-Rcccipts, 1900; ship
mcnts, 5000. Market Sc higher for best
81 50CI5 10. stockcrs and feeders II GOta2 -.
cows, bulls and mixed, Si@2 40; Texas
cattle unchanged western rangers, 81 2UCi
3 "a. IIogs-Receipts, $1,000; shipments,
800. Market unchanged; rough aud
mixed, ~ 1904 IS; packing and shipping,
~ maj so light - 2OtdI 30 skips, - y
al IS. Shecp-Reccipis, 1900; shipments,
2OOO. Market shade higher for best
grades; natives. 81 7jaI 80; Texans, T. 25tt
y 2is western, y 15aj G5; lambs, SiGgi 81
per 100 pounds
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GENERAL MARKET.


CoRS Mr,t--slandard, o. So62 81. pearl.
81 2Jcs3 -, roller. g. a.Cc2 a. quiet
lINNs-Nayy, s. hoti1 -.
oar Mfn-m half brls, seas 10 from
sioW.
FiOur From stOrc, common, 81 - fam.
ily, - a. choice ~ ~. fancy ~ extra fan
cy, 81 -, patent, 81 -. iim
th,Ck Eis-SO,la. eNtHi. ic. soda, treble rN.
tra, Sc giugcr ,nup, 5'SlOJRri assorted
junblcs, lOr.
Cu,cgsn Wug,r-in half brl-., 81 ., irum
store.
HoSlNr Avo Gmrs. From store, sos ..
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LIVERPOOL.
At noon Sp0is-Quict fair inquiry. Sales.
l0Wn bales, NJ which American q. 'sn bales.
E"ccipls, 2lWohalr-, NJ which American a.
co. bales Closing quotations were a. ful.
lows Ordinary. i'sdrupd ordinary. i3.iGi.
low middlnE, ~ gupd middlinr. = 5.IGI.
ndddliug uplands, 3lGl, middling Orleans.
. 9.iGd.
Futures opened firm, and closed barely
steady, M follows.
l'rhc prices arr given in pence and 0iths.
thus % means iUl0id aud 5Ol means
8 Gid.
Ati pm; November, s i5d buyers No.
ycmbcr December . ial, buyer, Dcccmbcr.
January. ial, buyer, January February,
. l2d, buyer, February Mavh, 5l9l, buyers.
Maph-April hiId, huycr. April.May. S iGl.
buycs, MAY june, o Isl, buyers; June July,
a .Fkl buVpra
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&c, ana closed shade lower than yesterday
Oats were steady and rather firm. The spec.
ulative trade was moderate. and cash bust.
ness very good. Prices were without much
variation from yesterdays quotations. Pro
visions exhibited fair activity, but the vol
mme OF business was not especially larger.
receipts Of grain and hogs were large, and
prices lower
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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1--we sIarl,

10. .'.uo.cc. 49, good. ii,@,r, common.
i',Ui'f be-
Smu-rho,c 3'Ic; medium, 3Ii',r
cuutiAuu. sttti ~
l,Nm-t1mir". -, common 10 gppl, pcr
hcHl u Jitt
i'H,rs thuLf=t hni,,' 31Ciiy. tuul.
sf'b,d' Co., iair tu mrtlium. 3',Gtal.,s sal.
laiaas.. RVst, 'vuirr,. Light lEdh. hra,,.
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T. M. ANTISELl PIANO co.,
San Francisco, Cal.
Charles e. jacobson. Agent.
Trustees Sale


NIvHEliEAs. on the nh day " September 1874
w II. 4, liollcnbcW conveyed by deed. rcgs.
tcrcd In bOuk iWl. ON page ca IN the Registers o.
fee IN shelby county, Tennessee. 20 pr fmnk
Ricc trustee. The real Estate hereinafter described
~ secure n ocrtAin indebtedness therein mentioned
aud whereas. by decree Of the Chnnccry Count ni
Shelby county. Tennessee entered In Tie case ~ "
A. HullcnbCrg against = fmnsiuln aud othcrs, In
minute book ~, on parv il2 on the 18th day ni
June. ibs2 u wns ndludrCd that the amount Of aid
Indebtedness then unpaid was t10o for which said
Nav ssaS any sSS 1 O'i SSct nS sSit I SSa
master of aid Chanccfy Court, and his succcssors
In once wcrr appointed trustees In the placc aud
stead oi sad nr fmnk Rice and whereas IL was
therein decrccd that, In the event the Mid notes
made by H. A. llollcnhcV should not be paid nj
maturity, the aid trustee ~ appointed should pro
coed 10 scll the aid real estate upon the terms and
conditions provided In the dccd Of llollcnbcrg To
Rice, trustee. Now, thcrriuv. I. samuel l. Nc.
Dowcll, clerk and Master oi the Chanccry Court Of
shelby county, Tennessee trustee lsucrcssor 10 s,ld
X. J. Hack, clerk and MASTER. By virtue of the
powers ~ vested IN me ~ Aior~nid. having quail.
bed by taking oath and giving bond as .cqul rel by
law. aud being requested by the holders " some
of aid notes ~ 20 do hcp'by give notice that on
saturday, November J, IN. nj - o'clOck M Ia
front Of The COURTEOUS " shelby covnY Tennes.
scribcd rial estate situate aud being In the Taxing
District Of shelby county formerly the city ~
M,nlp',sh ,n W, AL SIuhg +, shelh ha,c o. Ten
ming vi the iatcfscction Of the south sdo Of Mall.
tnn ttrvt with the cnst lido VI the first alloy west
OF Third street running icurp south With the east
side vi aid alley one hundryd and forty eight and
one half feet Ia the north side Of tile lint alley
south oi Madison srvi. ihcuW cast with the north
side oi said last mentioned alley twent, -four and
thrrc ioufhs feet Ia n stake theme north narailcl
with the snid tint mentioned alley otic hundred
and fofyelght and one hall icct 10 the south side
oi Madison street. thence west with the south side
of Madison strrt twenty Tour Aud three .lonrths
feet TO the beginning poinl. on which Is Tour
story brick building.
TIC lille j. believed to bc pcricct, but shall sell
aud convey as triis'cc only.
= l. MCDOWELL.
Clerk mud Mastcr NJ the Chnnocry CONT OF shc.h,
Vounty Tennessee. Trustee
N.utthis nHtulsr l. iNs5
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HAY-Choicc, from siorr sjGtiOg rir load
irom leycc OF depot. ,iU0eli 10 ptimc storc.
s0tcSjc car Load from irvcc or delH'i, $40
10, prairie irom sloic. doC, cgt load from
lcyeo or depot, S.
Bn.N-fIom store, Soc, trum lc'rc or he
pot tl5glG.
C,ss-fipn store, white. So. mlAvd, Sc,
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Notice to Contractors.

The lTari Z" snrSr'l'or Of nesolo county. Mis-
,i,lIid VII. ~ wEpNtsDAY,Noycmbcro 0. isss. a,
their r,nftmo IN the town Of lIcnnndo lc, 10
the boat p@ivnsi'lv bladder The oontrir, Tor rcpalr
los the CnuH h'isc Ul ,iId county.
Pian. ani ,ia,ia'Hlioir OF f!e.
n, ,-4.i " u,v Iuanl
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Sr. LouIs, No, Nov. 3.-Wool-Stcndy
and unchanged; unwashcl, bright medium,
lsd2Ic; coarse braid, i5M22c; low sandy,
lO0flSc; fine light, l6@3Jc; fine heavy l2Cg
lSc; tub washed, choice, &c, fair, 4@3jc;
l,tx gulf
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THE RIVERS.
steamers Leaving
uoyement. a, I'm. Ieyee.

Arriyals-Jamcs Ice, Frihrs Point; Goa
homa, Osccola; Benton, Arkansas City; Paris
g. Brown, New Orleans; u. II. Ruckcr, New
Madrid, Kate Adams, Arkansas City, &.
schulrc, Richarlson Gayoso, Tiptonvillc.
Dcparturcs--Jamcs Ice, Walnut Bend;
Coahoma, Osccola Benton, Concordia Paris
g. Brown, 81. Louis, Future City, New Or.
leans; GayOso, Tiptonyllc.
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from leyce or depot, white, In bulk, 40; in
SKIS, 81; mixed. IN bulk 4Sc; in SKIS, 52c.
OArs-From store, white, 3Gc; mixed, 33c;
from lcyec or depot, white, IN bulk, 32c; In
sks. SIC. mixed. in bulk. Doc; in SKIS, 3lc.
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CLEARISGs.
EXCHANGE.

New York and cities north and east, on
demand, g. discount buying, par selling;
New York and principal cities north and
tast, three days grace, 81 discount buying,
par selling New Orleans, 81 discount buy
Ing, par selling
The stock Of cotton on hand continues Ia
accumulate mpidly, II now amounting ll3,
rs bales, the receipts daily largely exceed.
ing the sales. The clearinghouse report 80
lar this week shows big increase In bust
ness, the Clcarings thus far this week exceed
ing those Of the same time last week by
some siOO,oo0, and exceeding by eth larger
amounts the clcarings for the corresponding
time In 1885 and 1855.
The local cotton market closed firm today,
with sales at 400 bales. At New Orleans
the spot market closed dull and easy, with
futures dull and of 3 tn points Liverpool
closed quiet fair inquiry and futures closed
unchanged, except November, which de-
clincd point New York spots closed easy,
with futures oGI 10 : points and closing
quiet aud steady.
A. Ia the hog crop New York Spectator
stated ON change that there is no bear on
this provision crop, as the hogs have been
generally marketed more freely than usual
on the shorter corn and feed crops, while the
sections where II u shortest will market the
balance II their winter hogs In November
and December, leaving a lighter run than
usual In the last half Of the packing season
and a light run for next summer, which will
leave the coming years packing less than
the present years, when We ~ into the new
SEASON with unusually light stocks; hence
there Is no basis ior lower prices than now.
The New York Commercial Bulletin. dis
cnssing the grocery market, says "Of cours,
jobbcr and groccr., At the present iunciurc
find good excuse 90 stand 81 from refined
sugar. but sooner or later an increase IN or
der must come. Molnsscs and syrups ar
selling very we'll. rice IL Ia good demand, bu
spices mud teas uncertain, and coffee il lair
under the Influence of speculation, though
She feeling 90 tie latter appears ia BE- some
What more cheerful The local market ~
main unchanged and steady.
IMPORTS.
SiNiyhyc htls apples 80 ~ bran 10 ~,
beans aud pcas, liO pig, butter. 3OO roll,
haHginr ~ pkg bacon. 80 pkgs boots and
thuc7, 80 bu corn. 80 pkgs chrcsc. 80 ~,
coh.c Mo- SIS ruiiun seed III ears cotton
tccd' y" hrls cement, NJ pkrs dry goods, o,
pkg cprS. - hrls Hour. SUD bales hay. q
pkg hats. ~ head hop-. ~ head cattle, 4,
bead horsrs and mules. ,Uli pkgs lnpl. Gs. -
let lumber 81 pkv- iguurs Ia bris lime
- hrls mral. - hris muln,sc-. 1Ul Kegs nails
2Wo bu oats ~ hrl- onions, li1brls putatoc.
lear pork sides ~ pkg rice. ~ hhds sugar
90 nth sugar 40 pig, tobacco aud UDU b,
wheat
: --.-. uIN,rDR HEroUrs
Tue following shows the amount " graft
received Withdrawn and la ,tot. by r,y,tl,
'lc,atu,', o. reported tu the Merchants "a
,hnnr, today Wheat withdrawn. \. S,s bu
~ Noic. ~. iGI hu. Corn withdrawn. a. bu
~ sluW dh bu. OF, received. 3.3a Lu
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New YorL Dry Clouds uarke,

NEw YoRK, Nov. 3.--Wiih moderate bus
incss for present wants, but very much more
being laid out for spring, the market was
more quiet IN appearance than really, besides
very firm at current values.
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N.i,en srrd rrnhnr,..

Pniur CEtnE Oii.-,ths oil crude. none.
prime summer yellow, aidJTr. 90 summer
yellow, Sc. choice cooking summer yellow.
3iwlN, miners summer ycllnw. Ji6Jlr:
primo cotton seed meal Sii jDdiG ,ar load
lots lcss ilIiu car load, slH Mai5
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
ArrnALO rHIcT.
NJ 7 u = " = -
THURSDAY EyESING. Nov. ., 1857

THVRsDAY FNLNINU, NOV, J, INT
Money is somewhat easier owing To the
large amount accommodating at the banks,
but rates are still firm ut 3 per cent to
customers.
Local securities are firm, with demand for
good bonds,
The Clearing house report is as follows;
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uoies md tt.....

NyiN Moderate j.mnni T. - ~
tlStaIS
hONn - NVl,-Al, lenanL. LnAvs, aIN
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OH aud Turpen,ine.

CLEVELAND, o., Nov. 3.-Pctrolcum--
Steady; $. W. hoe, NC.
wILNNoroN, n. C., Nov. 3-Iurpcntinc
EfFut nj
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@ijO; heavy draft, 5000; saddle, $l25G2O0;
extra saddle, s2oo@3oO plugs, S40975;
Texas ponies, $l5(aGO.
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nAILY rOTTnN sTATEMEMT.


INV WIN
Spots opened quiet aud = closed, easy;
middling Csc. Sales, so bales. Quota
tions were as follows Ordinary, 7c; good
ordinary, $ 7-iGc; low midding o,.c; mid
ding oAsc; good niddling, 9l3.iGS mid.
ding fair, lose; fair, lie.
Futures opened steady aud closed quiet
and steady, IS follows November, o. 500 So.
December 0.6j@aSG, January, 0Ol; Feb
runry, o0s@9Ga, March. 055@07G. April,
Ds2@os3 May, ooO@og ~; June, 0g5@9os,
July l002mlOO3; August lOO7@iO.O0.
Sales, 1850 bales.
Ngw ORLEANS.
The spot market opened quiet aud closed
dull aud easy; middlinr, o'sc Sales, AS
bales Quotations were ~ follows Ordi
nary, &C. good ordinary, SIC, low mid
ding. SIC middling, p'.c. good middlinr
O,sr
Futures opened steady aud closed dull
as follows November. s1Msg7: Dcccm
her, aUDd0ol, January, O0d0iO. Feb
ruary, o2aa2i; March, o3oa022. April
oii@1 %. NAV, D5aGga53. June. o 02aa Gl
July, pI2@n'J, August oCSao5O, Gales
q, 10 bales.
many poIr AKIN t.rputnu u,pv,.r
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Stage OF the Rivers.

OFFICIAL SIGNAL SERVICE, U. S. A. |
MEMPHIS, Nov 3, pm. J
The following observations are taken Mt all sta.
lions named at 75' meridian time, which II ono
hour later than Memphis time:
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GOVERNMENT,
COTTON MARKETS.

The local cotton market opened firm aud
closed firm middling, o l-lDc. Sales, 1900
bales, including 100 last evening, Of which
2,7CO To exporters and 800 To spinncrs re-
ccipts, 0,0iS bales; shipments, Ans bales;
stock on hand, li377s bales, receipts TO
date, 2iG, iOl bales; shipments to dntc, 1885, p
So bales.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.
Ordinary, nominal rood ordinary, 8 Lice;
low middling, sl3iGc; middlng, Lice;
good middhng 01sc, middling fair, o ii-lGc;
fair, nominal
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Haads aud sto.Ls.

Tie following lit II corrected regularly
and NAY be- r,u,rlcdas the latest onointions
ulNk STOCKS.
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The following shows the amount " grain
t'citcd withdrawn and In store hy regular
elevator o. rIurtCd Ia the Merchants "a.
,hanr, To-Day Wheat Withdrawn. .. NiS bu.
~ 'ioic. ldihi hu. Corn Withdrawn, ~ hu.
~ NoW "a bu. ut' received, 3,3B Lu.
Mllll-LNm- D 80 Lm. Im .lmIr "a llMm